Elvis in Concert

Synopsis

Elvis in Concert is a riveting documentary film capturing the last performances of the legendary singer Elvis Presley in 1977. The movie showcases the King of Rock 'n' Roll's charisma and musical talent as he captivates the audience with his electrifying stage presence. Through a series of dynamic performances, viewers are taken on a journey through Elvis's iconic hits and passionate performances, providing a glimpse into the raw energy and talent that made him a music legend. As the cameras follow Elvis on stage, fans are given a front-row seat to witness the magic of his final live concerts, creating a powerful and emotional experience that celebrates his enduring legacy.

Cast

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  Elvis Presley

  Self - vocals, acoustic guitar, piano

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  James Burton

  Self - lead guitar (uncredited)

• John Wilkinson

  Self - rhythm guitar (uncredited)

• Jerry Scheff

  Self - bass guitar (uncredited)

• Ronnie Tutt

  Self - drums (uncredited)

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  Charlie Hodge

  Self - backing vocals (uncredited)

Reviews

Elvis in Concert has garnered mixed reviews from critics and fans alike. While some praise the film for its authentic portrayal of Elvis Presley's final performances and the intimate look into his music career, others criticize it for the somber tone that reflects the singer's declining health at the time. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a rating of 72% based on critic reviews, praising Elvis's talent but acknowledging the bittersweet nature of his last shows. IMDb users rated Elvis in Concert 7.7/10, highlighting the emotional impact of seeing the music legend perform live. Metacritic gave the film a mixed score of 50, with some reviewers applauding Elvis's enduring charisma while others felt the documentary lacked depth. Overall, Elvis in Concert offers a compelling tribute to an icon but also serves as a poignant reminder of his tragic end.

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